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The contributions of surface features and contour shapes to object slant perception by Niimi, Ryosuke

“…Humans perceive 3D shapes even from 2D images. A slant can be perceived from images of slanted rectangular objects, which include texture gradients and linear…”
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Good conduct makes your face attractive: The effect of personality perception on facial attractiveness judgments by Niimi, Ryosuke, Goto, Mami

“…Human facial attractiveness is related to physical features, such as clear complexion and symmetry. However, it is also known that facial attractiveness…”
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Contextual effects of scene on the visual perception of object orientation in depth by Niimi, Ryosuke, Watanabe, Katsumi

“…We investigated the effect of background scene on the human visual perception of depth orientation (i.e., azimuth angle) of three-dimensional common objects…”
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P1-31: Mahjong Tile Illusion: Illusory Shape Perception Induced by Object Surface Texture by Niimi, Ryosuke

“…When we observe a three-dimensional (3D) object such as a table, its contour along the gaze line is dramatically shortened on the retinal image. This…”
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Probability of minority inclusion is underestimated by Niimi, Ryosuke

“…Perception of the probability of minority inclusion in the groups with which we interact is important to daily behaviours (e.g., teachers may consider the…”
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Do We Know others' Visual Liking? by Niimi, Ryosuke, Watanabe, Katsumi

“…Although personal liking varies considerably, there is a general trend of liking shared by many people (public favour). Visual liking in particular may be…”
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Parietal and frontal object areas underlie perception of object orientation in depth by Niimi, Ryosuke, Saneyoshi, Ayako, Abe, Reiko, Kaminaga, Tatsuro, Yokosawa, Kazuhiko

“…► Brain activities during the task to discriminate depth-orientation of common objects. ► Parietal/frontal areas responded more for the orientation task than…”
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Interacting hands draw attention during scene observation by Niimi, Ryosuke

“…In this study I examined the role of the hands in scene perception. In Experiment 1 , eye movements during free observation of natural scenes were analyzed…”
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Illusory Motion Induced by Blurred Red — Blue Edges by Takahashi, Kohske, Niimi, Ryosuke, Watanabe, Katsumi

“…Visual patterns consisting of a red-and-blue region with a blurry edge yield illusory motion. Eye movements over a static pattern induced illusory motion of…”
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Consistency of Likability to Objects across Views and Time by Niimi, Ryosuke, Watanabe, Katsumi

“…Human object recognition is largely independent of conditions in which objects are viewed, although affective impressions to the objects may be influenced by…”
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The role for human parietal cortex in the perception of object orientation in depth: an fMRI study by Niimi, Ryosuke, Saneyoshi, Ayako, Abe, Reiko, Kaminaga, Tatsurou, Yokosawa, Kazuhiko

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Auditory scene context facilitates visual recognition of objects in consistent visual scenes by Niimi, Ryosuke, Saiki, Takahiro, Yokosawa, Kazuhiko

“…Visual object recognition is facilitated by contextually consistent scenes in which the object is embedded. Scene gist representations extracted from the…”
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Good conduct makes your face attractive: The effect of personality perception on facial attractiveness judgments by Ryosuke Niimi, Mami Goto

“…Human facial attractiveness is related to physical features, such as clear complexion and symmetry. However, it is also known that facial attractiveness…”
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On the three-quarter view advantage of familiar object recognition by Nonose, Kohei, Niimi, Ryosuke, Yokosawa, Kazuhiko

“…A three-quarter view, i.e., an oblique view, of familiar objects often leads to a higher subjective goodness rating when compared with other orientations. What…”
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Does object view influence the scene consistency effect? by Sastyin, Gergo, Niimi, Ryosuke, Yokosawa, Kazuhiko

“…Traditional research on the scene consistency effect only used clearly recognizable object stimuli to show mutually interactive context effects for both the…”
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Three-quarter views are subjectively good because object orientation is uncertain by Niimi, Ryosuke, Yokosawa, Kazuhiko

“…Because the objects that surround us are three-dimensional, their appearance and our visual perception of them change depending on an object’s orientation…”
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Consistency of Likeability of Objects across Views and Time by Niimi, Ryosuke, Watanabe, Katsumi

“…Subjective impressions of face images (eg personality trait judgments) are consistent across exposure durations and viewpoints. In this study, we investigated…”
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The Shot Length Styles of Miyazaki, Oshii, and Hosoda: A Quantitative Analysis by Kohara, Itsutoshi, Niimi, Ryosuke

“…How does a director express his or her film style in animated films produced by a group? To address this issue, the authors analyzed the shot length of 22…”
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Viewpoint Dependence in the Recognition of Non-Elongated Familiar Objects: Testing the Effects of Symmetry, Front-Back Axis, and Familiarity by Niimi, Ryosuke, Yokosawa, Kazuhiko

“…Visual recognition of three-dimensional (3-D) objects is relatively impaired for some particular views, called accidental views. For most familiar objects, the…”
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Contextual Effects of Scene on the Visual Perception of Object Orientation in Depth: e84371 by Niimi, Ryosuke, Watanabe, Katsumi

“…We investigated the effect of background scene on the human visual perception of depth orientation (i.e., azimuth angle) of three-dimensional common objects…”
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